The New York Giants are making moves ahead of rookie minicamp, releasing four players on Thursday to free up roster space for their incoming draft picks, undrafted free agents, and potential tryout signings.

The most notable departure is defensive tackle Elijah Chatman, who became a fan favorite during his two-year stint with the Giants. Despite being undersized for his position, Chatman's relentless hustle and energy on the field endeared him to the Big Blue faithful. Over the past two seasons, he appeared in 22 games and even made a few cameo appearances at fullback last year, showcasing his versatility.

Also shown the door were linebacker Swayze Bozeman, wide receiver Courtney Jackson, and defensive lineman Marlon Tuipulotu. Bozeman, who saw action in six games last season primarily on special teams, was among those released.

These roster adjustments come as the Giants prepare for their rookie minicamp, which kicks off Friday. Currently, the team has 76 players under contract, not counting seven unsigned draft picks and any undrafted free agents who have signed. The Giants have yet to officially announce those signings, so the exact number remains unclear.

With rookie minicamp on the horizon, expect more roster shuffling as the team evaluates tryout players and finalizes its roster ahead of the 2025 season. For Giants fans, these moves signal a fresh start and a chance for new talent to step up—and you can bet the team's new look will be on full display in the latest gear.